How do you say i miss you in french?
i miss you = tu me manques i miss you so much=tu me manques beaucoup i love you= je t'aime i love you so much= je t'aime tres fort
How to say i miss you in french?
Most definitely: "Tu me manques" (pron. tü më mãkë) ü: put your lips to say OO (as in TOON) and then say EE (as in TEEN). ë: put your lips to say O (as in TOM) and then say E (as in TEN) ã: try to say the A in CAR when you have a cold. "Manques" takes a stress in the first syllable.
In French, how do you say "I'll miss you"?
In French, they could say "I'm going to take out the garbage" and it would sound beautiful. :)The verb "manquer" follows a different construction in French from English. And it's very confusing for students.Tu me manques = I miss you = you are being missed by me
In French, how do you say "I miss you"?
Tu me manques.It's quite strange to be honest. Because although the meaning means somewhere along “you are missing from me”, at first glance it looks like “you are missing me”. Missing in this sense isn't figurative it's literal. Missing as in empty, lost, gone, or lacking.
How do you say "I will miss you" in French?
What about "I will miss your smile"? I'm having trouble with the verb "miss", I know there's a grammar rule, but I'm not sure... Is it "Tu me manqueras" and for the second, "Il me manquera"?
How do you say I miss you in french? I miss my friend in french?
i miss you :: tu me manques (or vous me manquez if you miss more than one person). i miss my friend :: ma copine me manque / mon copain me manque (girlfriend / boyfriend).
How do you say "I miss you" in (Canadian) french?
Tu me manques. There is no litteral translation. This is how they express the feeling of "I miss you". Don't trust automatic translators. I've never had one of them giving me a correct answer. They might work if you write word for word, bu it's a long shot. Entire sentences, never!
How do you say 'I miss you so much' in French?
Tu me manques tellement
How do you say "I miss you already!" in French?
Only fluent speakers of French please - don't use an online translator to help me. I already tried using them and when I put it back in from French to English it turned out to mean something like "I am bored of you already!" or "I lack you already!"
How do you say "I miss you already" in French?
Tu me manques déjà Vous me manquez déjà You know, the literal translation in English will be you miss me already, if you take it in its face value. But digging deeper, you'll understand that the reason why the French say it that way is because the verb Manquer generally take the preposition à. The usual equivalent of à in English is to. Thus in the actual sense, you are saying: Tu manques à moi meaning you are missing to me.The deeper message here in French is actually: Tu manques à mon cœur. Something like: You are missing in my heart.Now that's deep... Isn't French sweet...